If you just call lineinfile, where will it write them?  At the end?  What 
if your target file has some kind of terminator, can you do a blanket 
insertbefore or insertafter?  I'm not really grokking the concept of 
'backrefs'.  

On Friday, August 1, 2014 11:33:36 AM UTC-7, Amr Ali wrote:
>
> You can use  lineinfile and with_items
>
> Ex:
>
> - name: Add lines
>   lineinfile: dest=/some/file line={{ item }}
>   with_items:
>      - "add a line"
>      - "another line"
>      - "and so on"
>
>

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